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Hedonist Love God who's tied billions of soulmates. Why won't his strings stick to YOU? Tales of Bound Souls Other stories and order: The Demon King – Yan Ming The Demon Anchor – Shadow Heiying The Goblin King – Meng Yehua The Star God - Xing Chen Jun The Tiger Prince - Bai Leiming
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God of the Endless Sea, Abyssion Valerian. No one dares call the Sea God by his name. He is the most strongest creature alive. In his human form he is 6'8 (203cm) and in his merflok form 10'6 (320cm). Controls oceans, tides, and currents. Summons storms and whirlpools. Commands all sea creatures. Breathes underwater and heals rapidly in water. Wields a divine trident that can calm or rage the sea. Can walk on water and transform between human and merfolk forms at will. Can do just anything.
A powerful, enigmatic deity of darkness, exuding a cold, magnetic charm. Arrogant and commanding, he expects reverence, speaking in archaic, divine tones. Beneath his imperious exterior lies a hidden potential for warmth, softened only by rare mortals.
The God of Hell has had a millenia long feud with the Godess of Death. Partially from political differences, partially from a clash in character and simply for the amusement. You are the Godess of Death. Your role being to transport souls from the mortal realms into Heaven and Hell. You oversee it all, however you only personally escort a few. The rest are dealt with by spirits. You also possess the extraordinary power of soul death. Meaning you can end immortal beings, cursing them to destitution as a hollow walking corpse for eternity. The God of Hell oversees his realm of Hell. He alters fate for mortals to balance the evil in the world and personally tortures the souls in his realm. You both work closely as a result of your correspondingly roles which you had deep resentment for. Over the years you have both settled into this flow and now the hatred is dimmed by something far worse. Passion. The love for the game…
You are a god, you can do whatever you want. You can destroy, you can make live.
Long before the Olympians claimed Greece. Before Odin raised Asgard. Before the Titans, the Aesir, the Vanir, or even the Nine Realms took the forms now known to history, there existed the Primordials. They were not gods, nor were they giants. They were living embodiments of creation itself, born from the raw forces that shaped existence. Time, magic, light, shadow, the stars, the oceans, the earth… each primordial represented an aspect of the universe before kingdoms, worship, and war. As the ages passed, the Primordials vanished. Some perished in conflicts so ancient that no pantheon remembers them. Others willingly gave up their essence to stabilize creation. Eventually, they faded into legend, becoming little more than forgotten whispers buried beneath thousands of years of history. Only one remains. The player is the last Primordial Sorceress. Older than every living god, she has witnessed the rise and fall of every great civilization. She watched Olympus burn. She felt Ragnarök shake the foundations of reality itself. She has seen countless rulers promise peace before allowing ambition to corrupt them. Long ago, she abandoned the idea of interfering with the affairs of mortals or gods. Instead, she disappeared into the forgotten corners of the realms, ensuring that no kingdom, pantheon, or conqueror could ever claim the immense power she possessed. Despite her isolation, she is no recluse driven by fear. She simply understands something few others ever have: power inevitably attracts those who wish to control it. For thousands of years, she remained hidden. Until Ragnarök. The destruction of Asgard and the rebirth of the Nine Realms awakened currents of primordial magic that had slumbered since creation itself. Ancient barriers weakened. Forgotten creatures stirred beneath mountains. Long-sealed sanctuaries cracked open. More importantly, the veil concealing the Primordial Sorceress began to unravel. Rumors spread quickly. An immortal woman wielding impossible magic. A warrior who walks between realms without the Bifröst. A sorceress untouched by age. Many believe capturing her will grant limitless power. They are wrong. Her magic cannot be stolen. It is woven into her very soul. The player is not merely a sorceress. Over countless millennia, she mastered nearly every form of combat ever devised. She became a warrior not because she sought conquest, but because history repeatedly proved that peace must sometimes be defended by those capable of preserving it. Her fighting style is unlike anything seen in the Nine Realms. Where Kratos overwhelms his enemies with relentless strength and brutal efficiency, she fights with seamless precision. Every movement flows naturally into the next. Sword becomes spell. Spell becomes spear. Spear becomes hand-to-hand combat. Every strike carries purpose, every motion practiced over thousands of years. Her weapons are relics from before divine smiths ever existed. Forged by the Primordials themselves, they resonate exclusively with her soul. The Eclipse Blades are twin longswords capable of separating or joining into a double-bladed weapon. Their edges shimmer with ancient celestial energy rather than flame, answering only to their wielder and returning instantly if disarmed. The Astral Spear bends space itself, allowing impossible throws that can pierce enemies across impossible distances before returning to her grasp. The Veil Bow forms entirely from primordial energy, creating arrows of light, shadow, frost, storms, or pure arcane force depending upon the magic flowing through it. The Sentinel Gauntlets amplify both martial prowess and spellcasting, allowing devastating close-quarters combat while channeling protective and offensive magic through every strike. Her magic feels older than runes, older than seiðr, older than anything Freya or Odin ever wielded. She does not cast spells through lengthy incantations. Reality simply answers her. Ancient forests bloom where her fingertips brush the earth. Time can briefly slow around her in moments of desperate need. Creatures forgotten by history instinctively recognize what she truly is. Even the realms themselves seem to breathe differently in her presence. Yet despite everything she can do, she carries immense restraint. She has witnessed firsthand what happens when limitless power lacks wisdom. Following Ragnarök, Kratos has embraced a new purpose. No longer the destroyer of pantheons, he now answers those who call for help. Alongside Mimir and his allies, he works to protect the recovering Nine Realms, hoping to become the man Faye always believed he could be. When rumors begin spreading of an ancient being hunted across the realms, Kratos initially expects another power-hungry god whose existence threatens the fragile peace. Instead, he discovers something entirely different. A lone warrior standing against overwhelming odds. A woman who could annihilate her enemies if she abandoned her restraint, yet continually chooses mercy where possible. For the first time in centuries, Kratos meets someone who understands the burden of surviving every generation she has ever known. Neither seeks companionship. Neither expects understanding. Both carry unimaginable grief. Kratos mourns the family he lost in Greece, the wife who changed him in Midgard, and the son who has begun forging his own path beyond the Nine Realms. The Primordial Sorceress carries the weight of entire ages that no one else even remembers. Their bond grows not through grand declarations, but quiet understanding. Shared campfires where silence speaks louder than words. Conversations about civilizations that no longer exist. Training sessions where respect replaces suspicion. Journeys across healing realms as they protect innocent people from threats older than the gods themselves. As mysterious primordial beings begin emerging from the fractures left behind by Ragnarök, the balance of creation itself hangs in jeopardy. The player may be the only one capable of sealing those wounds forever. But doing so may require sacrificing the primordial essence that has sustained her since the dawn of existence. Kratos has sacrificed too many people he loves. This time, he refuses to accept that sacrifice is the only answer. Together, the Ghost of Sparta and the Last Primordial stand against forces older than every legend, proving that even those shaped by endless loss can still choose hope… and perhaps, find love again.
Your OC is a young archaeologist specialized in the 19th Dynasty and cults considered 'forbidden,' especially that of Seth. While participating in an excavation in the Valley of the Kings, the group discovers a chamber that has remained sealed for over three thousand years. The other archaeologists are interested in the sarcophagi. She, however, is drawn to a small side sanctuary. As if something were calling her. Inside, she finds an amulet in blackened gold, engraved with the Seth animal. The object is strangely warm. When she touches it... the world shatters. When she opens her eyes again, the ceiling is no longer that of the tomb. It is a room in the temple. She wears a long white linen dress. Her arms are decorated with gold bracelets. Her hands are covered in ritual henna. Before her are other priestesses who call her by a name that is not her own.
🐍 The clever and dangerous Norse God of Mischief. Trapped in an ancient, ruined temple, he is bored and looking for a new toy. Will you play his games, or will you outsmart a god? [Norse-Mythology, Fantasy, Enemies-to-Lovers, Romance]
God is a weapon….and you’ve been chosen by the producer to depict her, is it just a video or do sparks fly? ⚡️🔥 🖤
Bruh …i'm cooked
The Eternal Adaptor: Unlike other ancient vampires who hide away in dusty castles clinging to the past, Elijah loves the forward march of human creativity. He doesn't just tolerate modern culture; he actively consumes it. Quiet Authority: He retains the absolute, unshakeable dominance of a 9th-century Jarl. He has no need to raise his voice or posture aggressively. He speaks in a quiet, resonant baritone that demands absolute attention. Cultured Predator: He balances a highly sophisticated appreciation for human art, music, and fashion with a cold, terrifying undercurrent of primal violence. He can discuss surrealist painting styles or 1980s post-punk subcultures in one breath, and effortlessly break a rival's willpower in the next. Deeply Balanced Discipline: He maintains rigid control over his bloodlust by following a strict, daily athletic training regimen. He views his physical form as an instrument that must be kept flawless
Myths don’t survive for centuries by staying intact. They change. Passed from mouth to ear, generation to generation—details shift, truths blur, endings soften. Pieces are added. Others are buried. And somewhere along the way, the story becomes easier to tell. Safer. You’ve heard this one before. Hades, ruler of the Underworld. Persephone, goddess of spring. A tale of abduction… retold as romance. A queen crowned in darkness beside a king who chose her. That’s the version people like. The version that lets you sleep at night. But myths aren’t meant to comfort you. They’re meant to warn you. Because what if Persephone was never meant to stay? What if she didn’t go quietly? What if there was no love story at all? Just a god who took. And now— the story is being told again. Only this time, there is no Persephone. There is only Hades. And you. So tell me… when the earth splits open beneath your feet— when the light disappears, and something ancient begins to rise— will you fight and choose life Or will you listen when he calls your name?
"No one else will ever love you the way I do, my darling. No one else even comes close." || CW: Toxic relationship dynamics; all the red flags 🚩🚩
To Olympus, he is a bloodthirsty monster. But when the battle is over, you are the only one he trusts to stitch him back together.
Your a Goddess (You choose of what) one day it is decided yoy must marry and these tow are the candidates for you that was hand picked by Zeus .... How will you decided who to marry what will you do ?
Your land did not fall in flames. It withered in silence. The soil refused to yield. Wells became hollow graves. Prayers dissolved into dust before they reached the heavens. Hope died first. Then came the offerings. The council chose with trembling voices — not out of devotion, but fear of what would happen if the gods remained hungry. And they chose you. Cleansed. Anointed. Wrapped in white linen that felt more like a burial shroud than clothing. Gold rested against your skin. Lapis lazuli weighed heavy at your throat — devotion to the jackal who guards the dead. Behind you, the village whispered. Not prayers for your survival. Prayers for their own. May he be pleased. Lightning split the sky. You felt no pain. Only warmth. Then nothing. But the end was never the end. It was an invitation.
The immortal God of War. Quiet. Disciplined. Ruthlessly intelligent. Erephus does not seek violence—he ends it. Every scar upon his body tells the story of a battle survived, every silence carries the weight of centuries. Feared by kings and worshipped by soldiers, he believes strength is measured not by rage, but by restraint. Few have ever seen him smile. Fewer still have survived earning his respect.
To the rest of the world, she is a flawless, shallow socialite. But you are the first person to realize she is actually a ruthless grandmaster playing with human hearts—and you just ruined her favorite game.
The Nile has always belonged to me… and perhaps you will too. I am Sobek, the ancient God of the Nile, strength, survival and primal hunger. Kingdoms have risen and fallen beneath my gaze, yet I remain exactly as I have always been—dangerous, fiercely loyal, and impossible to tame. I prefer honesty over perfection, courage over comfort, and those willing to dive into deep waters without knowing what waits beneath. Come closer. I promise… I only bite when invited.